4 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH GALVESTON Expected Use for Tuition Additional Revenue The tuition increase in the School of Medicine is needed to defray inflationary costs (3%) and to respond to students requests that the school address the specific initiatives described below. Nonresident tuition is raised an equal percentage as resident tuition, which results in a higher dollar increase for non-residents. The additional revenue will be used (1) to offset inflationary cost increases; (2) to support a faculty advising system; and (3) to support the costs of community-based education and the physicians who currently serve as voluntary clinical preceptors for students on community-based assignments. A fee increase is also requested to support the standardized patient program which provides clinical skills teaching, practice, direct observation and feedback to students. The additional funds in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences would be used to support bridging of enrolled students, student development activities and student academic conferences. These activities are currently supported by investigator funds and GSBS funds but limit the scope and frequency of these important activities. Additional revenue for the School of Health Professions will support faculty to supervise clinical settings, maintain distance education programs and instructional software, and recoup course costs. The proposed increase in tuition in the School of Nursing will be used to increase the number of fulltime faculty, and retain current full-time faculty. Additionally, the increased funding would support part-time and pay by letter (PBL) clinical faculty and necessary resources for teaching in the classroom, online and simulation. The mandate by the State and UTMB's President, to double enrollments has necessitated a dramatic increase in resources and for PBL faculty member to accommodate the education and clinical supervision of students. 3

5 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH GALVESTON Proposed Mandatory Fee Increases UTMB is proposing the following compulsory fee increases. These fees were reviewed and approved by the UTMB Student Fee Advisory Committee. Mandatory Fee Name Current Fee Proposed Fee Proposed Fee 2017 Student Services Fee* per credit hour ($600 per yr per credit hour ($464.1 per yr per credit hour ($464.1 per yr. Distance Education Fee** per credit hour $55.00 per credit hour $56.00 per credit Alumni Fieldhouse Fee*** NOTE: 3.16 of the charged above is currently designated for the Alumni Fieldhouse ($173 of the $600 above 4.00 per credit hour ($ per year 5.00 per credit hour ($273 per year Campus Security and Safety Fee $0 $10 per semester $30 per year $10 per semester $30 per year Student Computing & Teaching Equipment Fee $73.50 per semester ($220 per year $78.50 per semester $235 per year $83.50 per semester $250 per year Library Acquisition Fee $ per year $ per year $ per year Educational Technology Infrastructure Fee $45.00 per year $49.50 per year $54.50 per year * Fee charged for face to face courses only and is being reduced because fieldhouse is no longer going to be paid out of Student Services Fee. It will now be its own standalone fee ** Fee charged for online courses only *** This fee is being moved from the Student Services Fee and is now being charged as a standalone fee. Fee will not be charged to online courses. 4

8 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: UT Health Science Center at Houston SOD, requesting an EXCEPTION to the original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing a tuition increase for both Resident and Non-Resident tuitions for the Advanced Education Programs (postgraduate) effective On review, the tuition for this program has not been raised since and since this time has increased both in the number and average salary of teaching faculty for the programs. o Resident Designated Tuition will increase from $46/SCH to $48/SCH. Resident Differential Tuition will increase from $48/SCH to $50/SCH. This will cap the Resident Differential rate matching the legislative statutory tuition rate of $50/SCH. o Non-Resident Designated Tuition will increase from $46/SCH to $50/SCH. Non- Resident Differential Tuition will increase from $48/SCH to $72/SCH. Additional revenue from the tuition increase will be used for a more equitable balance of faculty recruitment and retention for the postgraduate program. All currently enrolled postgraduate students will be exempt from the proposed increase with only new entering students beginning 2017 affected by new rates. SOD, following the original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is not proposing any tuition increases for the Dental Hygiene (DH) or Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) programs. SOD, following the 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is not proposing any school specific incidental, course, or laboratory fee increases for or Medical School (MS): MS, following its original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing a tuition increase of $500/year for the M.D. Program in the Resident Designated tuition for both and o Resident Designated Tuition will increase in from $3,725/year to $4,225/year. o Resident Designated Tuition will increase in 2017 from $4,225/year to $4,725/year. MS, following the 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing two school specific incidental fee increases. o Standardized Patient Fee increase in going from $800/year to $1000/year. o Technology Fee increase in 2017 going from $700/year to $900/year. Additional revenue from the tuition and fee increases will be used towards resources needed for the implementation of the newly revised M.D. Curriculum scheduled to begin in. The recruitment and retention of faculty as more faculty will be required as small group facilitators, scholarly concentration mentors and career focus track mentors. Increased standardized patient use for clinical skills instruction and assessments, with more advanced use of cutting-edge technology in the development of high quality videos, web-based modules and custom generated examinations. MS, following the original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is not proposing any laboratory or course fee increases for and School of Nursing (SON): SON, following its original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing tuition increases for both the undergraduate and graduate programs for both and o Resident Undergrad Designated Tuition will increase in from $140/SCH to $146/SCH it will increase from $146/SCH to $152/SCH. 2

9 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: UT Health Science Center at Houston o Resident Graduate Designated Tuition will increase in from $144/SCH to $156/SCH it will increase from $156/SCH to $169/SCH. o Non-Resident Undergrad Designated Tuition will increase in from $381/SCH to $405/SCH it will increase from $405/SCH to $429/SCH. o Non-Resident Graduate Designated Tuition will increase from $137/SCH to $147/SCH it will increase from $$147/SCH to $158/SCH. o Non-Resident Graduate Differential Tuition will increase from $369/SCH to $405/SCH it will increase from $405/SCH to $442/SCH. SON, following the original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing school specific incidental fees and course fees for and SON is also requesting an EXCEPTION to the Plan by proposing a new incidental fee titled, Portfolio Fee. o Clinical Placement Fee increase in going from $135/semester to $145/semester. No increase for this fee in o Nursing Achievement Exam-BSN (NCLEX) increase in going from $180/semester to $200/semester. No increase for this fee in o Simulation Fee increase in going from $165/semester to $175/semester. No increase for this fee in o EXCEPTION NEW FEE: Portfolio Fee proposed at $50/semester beginning for all undergraduate and graduate students. This fee will support new software and personnel needed to track, advise, coach and maintain the increased number of students progressing through various degree programs. School of Public Health (SPH): SPH, following its original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is proposing tuition increases for Resident and Non-Resident Designated and Differential tuition for and o Resident Designated Tuition will increase in from $113/SCH to $123/SCH it will increase from $123/SCH to $133/SCH. o Non-Resident Designated Tuition will increase in from $107/SCH to $116/SCH it will increase from $116/SCH to $125/SCH. o Non-Resident Differential Tuition will increase in from $325/SCH to $358/SCH it will increase from $358/SCH to $390/SCH. SPH, following its original 5-Year Tuition and Fee Plan, is not proposing any new incidental or laboratory fees for and SPH is requesting an EXCEPTION to the Plan by proposing an increase to the SPH Dietetic Internship Course Practicum Fee (PH 9997). o EXCEPTION: Proposed increase of $ to the Dietetic Internship Course Practicum Fee (Course PH 9997, Sec. 800 and 850 only) from $ to $4, for a 24-month program. This increase of the course practicum fee will support the recruitment and retention of teaching faculty, support personnel for the cooking demonstration laboratory training and supplies and maintenance upkeep for the new simulation lab/kitchen. This internship practicum fee has not increased since The new increase in the course fee will only apply to new incoming students entering the program for or after. UNIVERSITY STUDENT SERVICES FEE (SSF): The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) is submitting the original 5-Year Fee Plan for the proposed increases to the Student Services Fee that is 3

10 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: UT Health Science Center at Houston charged across the board to all students enrolled at UTHealth. The SSF covers five student support services, 1) Recreation, 2) Health, 3) Shuttle, 4) Counseling, and 5) Student Government. The following is being proposed to increase the SSF from the current annual cost of $ to $543.45, an approximate 2.025% overall increase to the fee: will have no increase to the existing fee proposed increases for two of the support areas covered by the fee. o Shuttle Services will have a 10% increase from $73.25/year to $80.60/year. Over 90% of ridership on UTHealth shuttles are students, but the current fee only covers 25% of the cost. Contract renewal in 2017 anticipates higher operational costs, plus with increased ridership there is planning to add a new bus. o Counseling Services will have a 10% increase from $34.45/year to $37.90/year. This fee covers approximately 33% of counseling costs. The fee increase will help sustain the model of providing a full time psychologist working only with students. The increase will also help support continued improvement by providing more outreach and workshops for increased anxiety and stress our students face today. UTHEALTH STUDENT ENGAGEMENT UTHealth, has six very diverse graduate and professional schools with program specific tuition rates and school specific incidental, course and laboratory fees, and allows each school to conduct their own Student Fees Advisory Council to review, comment and make recommendations to the Dean in regard to proposed tuition and fees. The Student InterCouncil, the official student governance organization made up of 24 student representatives from all schools, is presented with incidental fees that affect students in all six UTHealth schools. The Student Services Fee proposed increase was presented to this group for official review, comment and vote. UTHealth Schools and Auxiliary Enterprises (oversees the Student Services Fee) speak to specific student engagement during this process of tuition and fee increases for and 2017 in their individual reports attached to this summary. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION: SBMI Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 GSBS Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 SOD Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 MS Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 SON Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 SPH Proposed Tuition Template FY17-FY18 UTH Incidental Fees_5YR Plan_FY17-FY18 UTH Course Fees_5YR Plan_FY17-FY18 SSF 5YR Plan_FY17-FY18 4

12 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. Health Science Center San Antonio TUITION INCREASE JUSTIFICATION: The proposed increases for the School of Dentistry Graduate Endodontics and Dental Hygiene undergrad programs will be utilized to provide competitive compensation to the endodontic and dental hygiene faculty to ensure the recruitment and retention of those of the highest quality. The proposed increases for the School of Nursing will be used to address the costs of attracting and retaining qualified faculty. Additional revenue for the School of Health Professions will provide the ability to have sufficient funding to cover the costs of retaining quality faculty and to invest in equipment upgrades across several programs to continue to train students at the optimal level. The proposed increases for the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences are intended to support the increasing costs of graduate educational programs including enhanced learning tools and software to track student milestones aimed at improving student success. The proposed increase for the Medical Services fee would be directed toward addressing the expanded needs for health and wellness, and in particular, mental health and wellness for our students. If approved by the required student referendum, the proposed annual fee of $ in AY 2018 would still be well below what peer institutions charge in AY for their Medical Services Fee. ENGAGEMENT OF STUDENTS: Institutional leadership has routinely engaged and informed the Student Government Association regarding the 5-year tuition plans for all schools. In addition, administrative leadership in each school met with student leadership and held at least two forums open to the general study body where an appropriate representation of each school s student body was in attendance. 2

13 Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: UTMDACC Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER Summary of Proposed Resident Tuition and Fee Increases * 2017 Health Professions Undergrad. (15 sch) $1,676 $1, % $243 $1, % $45 Graduate (15 sch) $1,676 $2,669 59% $993 $2, % $45 * Estimate reflects tuition, mandatory fees, laboratory fees and average course fees. It includes a proposed (new) Preceptor Course Fee of $35 per clinical preceptor course and the approximate increase in cost per semester is $200.. Projected New Revenue Revenue for -17 Revenue for Health Professions (15 semester credit hours) $165, 350 $13,500 How will the additional revenue be used? The proposed increases in designated tuition and fees for SHP reflect the need for resources to drive innovation in education at SHP while maintaining our high-touch, small-group hands-on teaching of the health professions. Current innovation investments are focused in part on simulation technology in the MD Anderson simulation lab that allow our students to learn in environments that closely resemble the clinical environment, but offer a risk-free opportunity for skill development. The additional funds realized from the Differential Tuition will be used to offset the increasing expenses associated with laboratory supply cost and equipment in the Genetics programs. All programs in health care education are expensive. However graduate programs are more costly then undergraduate programs in that they focus on more advanced aspects of the subject. The acquisition and maintenance of equipment is costly and with the rapid advances in healthcare ongoing investment is necessary. The materials for training students in the Genetics laboratories are also becoming more sophisticated (e.g. next gen sequencing, RNA sequencing), and this further increases costs. All of the SHP programs require clinical preceptorships as a requirement for degree completion. The increased funding from the Clinical Preceptor Course Fee will be used to defray the expenses incurred in managing the preceptorships. Hospital affiliates are requiring more supervision by our core faculty adding expense for faculty to travel to affiliate sites or in some cases the need to add adjunct or part-time faculty. Student approval of Tuition and Fee Increase On December 1,, at a Student Congress meeting, student representatives were informed that a proposal would be going forward to increase tuition and fees. The students had no objections at that time. A follow up conversation is planned in early at a future Student Congress meeting. 1 P a g e

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